Diplomatic missions of Japan

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Japan had been sending ambassadors to the Tang Chinese court in Xian since 607 AD, [1] but for centuries early modern Japan did not actively seek to expand its foreign relations. The first Japanese ambassadors to a Western country traveled to Spain in 1613. All five converted to Christianity and were promptly executed upon their return [2], bans on Christianity having been imposed in their absence. It wasn't until 1860 that Japan opened an embassy in Washington, D.C.

Listed below are all Japan's diplomatic missions abroad, excluding any honorary consulates:[3]

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[edit] Europe

Japanese Embassy in Bratislava
Japanese Embassy in Bratislava
Japanese Embassy in Berlin
Japanese Embassy in Berlin
Japanese Embassy in Paris
Japanese Embassy in Paris
Japanese Embassy in Prague
Japanese Embassy in Prague
Japanese Embassy in Warsaw
Japanese Embassy in Warsaw

[edit] North America

Japanese Embassy in Mexico City
Japanese Embassy in Mexico City
Japanese Embassy in Ottawa
Japanese Embassy in Ottawa
Japanese Embassy in Washington, D.C.
Japanese Embassy in Washington, D.C.

[edit] South America

[edit] Asia

Japanese Embassy in Kuala Lumpur
Japanese Embassy in Kuala Lumpur

[edit] Middle East

[edit] Africa

Japanese Embassy in Nairobi
Japanese Embassy in Nairobi

[edit] Oceania

Japanese Embassy in Canberra
Japanese Embassy in Canberra

[edit] Multilateral organisations

[edit] See also

[edit] External References

[edit] References

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